The LPPFusion team is getting closer to firing our FF-2B experimental fusion device with hydrogen-boron fuel (also called pB11) but we’re not quite there yet.

While we are moving rapidly towards our first tests with hydrogen-boron (pB11) fuel our progress is still slowed by lack of additional staff. That’s where

As part of our contribution toward open debate around the key issues in cosmology, LPPFusion will be hosting two online Dialogs on the Big Bang

In August, LPPFusion was contacted by the Middlesex County Hazardous Materials Unit. An anonymous complaint had asserted that we were not making adequate safety precautions

We’ve been contacted by colleagues who have received information from a company calling itself “Saybrook Fusion”. Our colleagues were confused by the presentations from this

Would you believe the universe started 13.8 billion years ago? No? Well, would you believe 26.7 billion? 39.7 billion?… Headline (July 14) in the mass-circulation

After the successful upgrade of  the switches, we’ve decided that the time has come to move forward to experimenting with pB11 (hydrogen-boron).  On July 11,

LPPFusion’s new Wefunder crowdfunding camping got underway on May 11. In under three months, we’ve raised $216,000 from 311 investors. That’s a great start, it’s

As Lerner reported to the DZP 2023 conference, in May our new switches allowed LPPFusion’s FF-2B device to reach a peak current of 1.5 MA

The DZP 2023 conference brings together researchers working on the type of fusion device that we use—the dense plasma focus—and a related device, the z-pinch.

LPPFusion will start its 2023 crowdfunding campaign on the Wefunder platform at noon, Thursday, May 11. Starting immediately anyone can make a pledge of investment,